Moroccan Land-based Casino Licence
Moroccan Land-based Casino Licence
Morocco
Ministry of the Interior (with oversight by National Gaming and Betting Commission)
Table games (roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker), slot machines
Local
Good
Company registration required in Morocco
Subject to review of financial stability and ethical business practices
Adherence to local AML regulations
Initial application costs between $2,000 and $5,000 depending on operation scale
Only for land-based casinos, not online gambling
Operators subject to progressive tax rates on gross gaming revenue (typically 30–40%)
No approval for online or offshore operation; domestic land-based only
30–40% progressive tax on gross gaming revenue for casinos
No taxation on player winnings from land-based casinos; 30% withholding applies to winnings from foreign online gambling platforms as of 2025
4 to 6 months for licensing
Commitment to responsible gambling practices required
Minimum legal gambling age is 18
Roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker, slot machines, other standard casino games
Usually 10–20 years, renewable
Ministry of the Interior, Quartier Administratif, Rabat, Morocco
What is Moroccan Land-based Casino Licence?
A government-issued license permitting legal operation of land-based casinos in Morocco under the Ministry of the Interior.
Which jurisdiction issues Moroccan Land-based Casino Licence?
Morocco, regulated by the Ministry of the Interior, sometimes with oversight by the National Gaming and Betting Commission.
What is the cost of obtaining Moroccan Land-based Casino Licence?
Initial government fees typically range from $2,000 to $5,000 based on the scale of operations.
What are the main requirements for Moroccan Land-based Casino Licence?
Business registration in Morocco, financial stability, AML compliance, responsible gambling commitment, local company structure, and government approval.